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Desai v. A. R. Design Group

No. 160814Supreme Court of Virginia

160814 Desai v. A. R. Design Group 06/01/2017 Considering the validity of mechanic's liens on two properties, the supporting memoranda either complied with the statute outright or were in substantial complianc…

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160814 Desai v. A. R. Design Group 06/01/2017 Considering the validity of mechanic's liens on two properties, the supporting memo…

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160814 Desai v. A. R. Design Group 06/01/2017 Considering the validity of mechanic's liens on two properties, the supporting memoranda either complied with the statute outright or were in substantial compliance with the statutory requirements. A mechanic's lien may be perfected on an equitable as well as on a legal estate, and the memoranda properly identified the current trustee with legal title and the person holding the right to sell or encumber the properties, as the "owner" of the properties. Adding the word "trustee" was not necessary, and absence of the word "trustee" would not have negatively impacted an index search in this case. Signature on the memoranda by a vice president of th…

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